sticking from inside silicon valley company bloom energy, gov. gavin newsom unveiled a new project to refurbish old ventilators held in state storage. >> there was a casual conversation about the 170 ventilators that came from the national stockpile directly to l.a. county. the conversation wasn't just about those 170, it was about the fact that those 170 were not working. rather than complaining about it, we got a car and a truck and we had those 170 brought here to this facility this morning and they are quite literally working on those ventilators right now. by monday they'll have those ventilators back into los angeles all fixed. >> the state of california also needs its own stockpile of ventilators fixed. the governor said 514 ventilators have not been unboxed since 2011, and their batteries no longer work. bloom energy, which makes fuel cells, has artie repaired 80 ventilators and plans to have an additional 120 ventilators refurbished by the end of saturday. >> a week ago none of us knew anything about ventilators other than what they are

. >> that company, bloom energy has converted operations to refurbish old ventilators. thank you for joining us today. i'm andre senior. >> good evening. i'm cristina rendon. >>> president trump is also working to curb the spread of the coronavirus on the east coast. earlier today, the president said he was considering a quarantine of new york, new jersey and connecticut, the 3 states hit hardest by the coronavirus. by later this evening, the president backtracked and said acorns he was not necessary instead implemented a strong travel advisory. this is the number of cases in the united states hits 124,000. in california, now 5000 cases and 120 deaths and 5 people have died bringing the total number of deaths to 25. >>> governor gavin newsom toward blue manager this morning and said the company is already scaling up operations to manufacture ventilators for severe covid-19 patients. tran wants leigh martinez has more on the growing need in california for more of the life- saving devices. >> reporter: governor gavin newsom says the state currently has more than 4200 vent

these roses really get to full bloom in the greenhouse.y, partially open buds are cut and quickly sent across the world. but not this time. everything has ground to a halt. but the cutting of stems has to go on here so that the pla nts has to go on here so that the plants can keep producing more blossoms in future. although, no—one knows when that will happen. flowerfarm no—one knows when that will happen. flower farm managers have been receiving cancellation after cancellation of orders. demand has fallen to 10% and they think it is only a matter of time before the market completely shut down. someone, somewhere could really do with flowers in bloom right now, but there isjust do with flowers in bloom right now, but there is just no way to get them to the market. on a day like today, this place would have been abuzz with activity, employees cutting stems and placing them on the conveyor belt. but they have all had to go home on annual leave, and in another two weeks, there won't be any more money to pay them. only a few remain on duty to

the company governor newsom applauded is bloom energy. bloom is a leader in alternative energy and normally makes fuel cell power generators.% joining us for his first local tv interview about his company's efforts is bloom ceo, kr. how are you? >> nice to talk to you. >> and first name basis, .ow >>utely. kr ea and this is very important, we want every hospital the now if they have ventilators in their business that are not working, send to us, we want to fix it quickly. >> your factory is open for business. and full disclosure, you've been a friend for a long time. do you remember over dinner when you told me about your idea of power generators in a box? >> yes. >> and now your box is reality. in fact they power leading silicon valley companies and now you are stepping up to help our state in a crisis. i could not be prouder of you, k kr. >> thank you. >> and how did it happen though? back up, how did the partnership between you and governor newsom happen? >> so what happened was we just got a call from the governor and he said look, th

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just a few days ago, companies like bloom energy did not know anything about ventilators and now they do, and they are getting them to where they are needed. govern eor newsom held a round applause for the workers of bloom energy, they have become a pop up assembly line for life saving ventilators. >> it's medical grade lines and oxygen. >> the balloons simulate lungs in testing. bloom energy is working to refurbish hundreds of ventilators from the state's emergency supply, in hopes of getting them to hospitals to help treat coronavirus mashltpa. >> the icu numbers went up yesterday 105%. overnight. in the state of california. >> the state is secured 4,000 ventilators but may need at least 10,000. and thousands will need new batteries. bloom energy, which normally produces fuel cells has stepped up to help. >> hopefully, what we are doing here is to say, we can do this. a week ago, none of us new anything about ventilators other than what it was being used for. >> the workers are figuring it out and getting it done. san jose mayor is impressed. >> so, enheartened by what i have seen f

the governor yesterday took a tour of bloom energy in sunnyvale. myees make fuel cells but the company saw the need and switched gears to turn the facility into a ventilator refurbishing operation to help patients in this crisis. "today in the bay's" marianne favro shows us. >> reporter: governor gavin newsom says with covid-19 sending more californians into intense tiive care the need has never been more important. >> no more important than the issue of ventilators. the state of california has independent of our hospital system procured and identified some 4,252 ventilators. our goal is to get to 10,000 ventilators. >> reporter: dr. thomas frieden was the head of the cdc during the obama administration. >> in a worst case scenario ventilators would be one of the choke points, if you will, for effective response. it's not clear we would have enough in a worst case scenario. >> reporter: the governor and san jose mayor sam liccardo toured bloom energy in sunnyvale where the fuel cell company has transformed its storage area into a ventilator refurbi

it caught the eye of you know who. >>> bloom energy these folks deserve recognition. they are converting now about 30 a day of our ventilators. talk about repurposed and a manufacturing plant to meet the moment. 150 more ventilators just showed up this week. loom once anyone in the country who might have an old ventilator to contact them and send it in. >>> we are not doing this to make money. we are doing this because we saw a need and that is our culture. we have a lot of moxie. we are highly confident. we knew we could do this. it was in the art of the possible. you can figure out how to get something done. >>> amazing. governor said more than 1 million californians have applied for unemployment benefits this month. because of layoffs and reduced hours. he said several major banks and financial institutions now have agreed to allow homeowners to defer their mortgage payments. >>> i'm very pleased that wells fargo u.s. bank city and j.p. morgan chase have all agreed to 90 day waiver of payments for those that have been impacted by covid-19. >>> still many bay area w

if you think about here in japan, it's affecting the blooming of the blossoms. we will get to that in just a minute. but this is basically the outlook for the next month or so between the end of now and the end of march. we can see right across much of japan, especially towards the northern part, it is getting much warmer. and that will lead to an earlier blooming for the cherry blossoms for most of the japanese prefecture. the one that is mostly affected is up north in hokkaido will be expecting the blooming to be in april, which is quite earlier than usual. so, that's what we should be sort of adapting to, a new way of life, and also changing in terms of the weather. otherwise we are expecting a bit of showers and wet day to continue towards central japan, also going towards western japan. there could be accumulation and buildup of snow in certain areas. and you can see temperatures are expected to drop for sapporo. fukuoka is quite warm, and the rest of asia also a little bit warm with definite good chance of rainfall for southern china and in towards hong ko

we're seeing first blooms over the past few days. and as the warm air continues to spread its way to the north we'll see more of these popping up it towards the north. the rain we were talking about coming into japan already impacts portions of china. there's a stationary front pushing eastward. wet forecast for friday for shanghai, chongqing a bit cooler. hoen hong kong also looking at wet weather r as we go through the d of the week. across north america, a little calm before the storm. strong thunderstorms in the southern united states, the low is moving through the southern plains. looking at strong thunderstorms the nextt couple days. warm air surging in from the south but chilly air from the north. that's going to cool things off as we go throughout the day on thursday. have a good day where everybody you are. body you are. ody you are. dy you are. y you are. you are. ever you are. ver you are. >>> and that's all for this edition of nhk "newsline." thanks for watching, and to stay with us for more. >>> tokyo stocks plunged on t

the iconic cherry blossom reached peak bloom on friday and should stay that way for about 10 days. you can read more at ap news.com. >> it is easy to follow the federal response to the coronavirus outbreak at c-span.org/coronavirus. track the spread throughout the u.s. and the world with interactive maps and charts, watch briefings and hearings with public health specialists anytime, unfiltered come at c-span.org/coronavirus. sinceevision has changed c-span began 41 years ago but our mission continues to provide an unfiltered view of government. we have already brought you primary election coverage. the presidential impeachment process, and now the federal response to the coronavirus. you can watch all of c-span's public affairs programming on television, online, or listen on our free radio app and be part of the national conversation through c-span's daily washington journal program or through our social media feeds. c-span, created by private industry. america's cable television company is a public service and brought to you today by your television provider. host: joining us fro

on saturday, at least five cherry blossomss had bloomed ona tree. that's 12 days earlier than the average timing in the earliest on record. tohoku became the firstst placen the country to see the flowers come out this year and the cherry blossom season will start in osaka for na ghana it could be march 28th that could surs pass the record by four days and also we will see the flowers out in april in sapporo, that's very rare. and tokyo will see unusually high temperatures late this week. starting on your saturday the high will be like april, 18 on wednesday and 20 on thursday, friday, as well as saturday. it will be like april and temperatures are going to be quite warm so that could hasten the blooming of cherry flowers. the peak will be around next monday here in tokyo. however, northern japan is still seeing some snowfall over the past six hours. nearly 2 20 centimeters of snown hokkaido. that is the record for the month of march. snow will likely taper off but more rain is expected to pound northern japan late tuesday into wednesday. now we have

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we're working with bloom energy and others to convert that cache of 514 ventilators that we have, to refurbish them. >> richard branson is flying in a 747 airplane stocked with

before coronavirus, bloom energy was making fuel cells. but now employees have switched gears entirely, and they are now refurbishing ventilators. now, dozens of those ventilators are on their way to hospitals across the state. governor gavin newsom says with covid-19 sending more californians into intensive care today, the need for ventilators has never been more urgent. >> no more important moment to meet than addressing the issues of ventilators. the state of california currently has, independent of our hospital system, we have procured and identified some 4,252 ventilators. our goal is to get to 10,000 ventilators. >> reporter: dr. thomas frieden was the head of the cdc during the obama administration. >> in a worst-case scenario, ventilators would be one of the chokepoints, if you will, for effective response. it's not clear that we would have enough in a worst-case scenario. >> reporter: today the governor and san jose mayor sam liccardo toured bloom energy in sunnyvale where the company has transformed its storage area into a ventil

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japan's iconic cherry blossom spring has bloomed in toky stand the parks are empty.estivals across the country have >> they are beautiful. at least we can see them on tv. from a distance for sure. >>> we are watching all those trees bloom as well as we have in addition to an early start on fortunately early season. if you are a real beauty into high levels once again for today. here is a live look with her salesforce tampa, you can see the clouds of the sky, temperatures are in the mid to upper 40s>>> looking at 46 in concord, maria, oakland. for nine, livermore san jose, coming in at 46 and foggy in santa rosa at 44. looking at dense fog for senate fog down to a quarter of all was you can see for the most part, quiet conditions, just trying to sprinkles alon peninsula syned some clouds today but if you want showers are definitely possible as we head to your afternoon mainly dry friday and saturday and looking at her next was the system with the weather reporting for a sunday into text pensacola is low pressure system is still hanging around for us. >>> we are watchi

speaking of those blooms in all of the sunshine and are getting into this season. we are already seeing the peak in pollen. actually started with the trees like this back in january. if you're susceptible to that, it is all ramping up now. this is when they really start going into overdrive. we will be warmer the next three days. rain is also coming through tonight and possibly tomorrow. if we come back closer to home, switch from lives doppler put it into futurecast play it forward, we are going to pull in a few more very light showers. expect to drop into san jose. by the time we get into wednesday, we pretty much quiet down and then the clouds go away for the most part. look at the rainfall totals, it is technically a chance for light rain in the bay area. we have discussed it a better looking chance comes in for the weekend to see that we go back to the big picture, here's the storm coming into the south. we have this threat for light rain but really most of that went to la. with that lisa makes room for the next one which is a peer but that's more the typical

and we are already seeing that full bloom taking place in tokyo. other areasas you see the blosss popping up throughout the next few days. we did see that rain rolling through with the cold front pushing through. temperatures making up into the low teens opposed to mid to upper teens. this weekend was definitely on the much warmer side, but you needed to bundle up today. now, as we go into tuesday, we will see temperatures starting to moderate. and by the time we go into the end of this week, highs around 20 degrees in tokyo. in many places around the pacific side of japan, also the temperatures on the warmer side. be ready to dress in layers. you'll see a swing in tempereratures as wee go throug the day. here's a look at the forecast here for the next few days. niigata, you're looking at snow. got some energy over the mountain there is. then notice by thursday and friday, we're looking at highs into the upper teens. 20s expects in places like tokyo and osaka. definitely on the warming trend as we go through the latter half of this week. we're goin

beautiful weather will likely enhance the blooming of cherry blossoms for the next several days.ut tonight tokyo will see rainy weather. we have a low pressure system approaching central japan. because the low will move over the kanto region, tokyo will see heavy rainfall with possibility of thunderstorms tonight. rain will likely ease by friday. another storm too the north wil pass northern japan including hoke we coe. not just that, winds are going to be very powerful. gustss would be o over 140 kilometers and waves up to 7 meters on your friday and saturday. stormy weather expected across the north. meanwhile, tokyo's high 20 on friday and 21 on saturday so sunny and calm conditions will continue in tokyo. osakaa and fukukuoka will likel see gloomy conditions especially on sunday evening. meanwhile it's the thought of astronomical autumn in the southern hemisphere but temperatures will be summer like in sidney. 32 for the high on your first day of autumn. meanwhile the u.s. is experiencing very stormy conditions. we are talking about tornados, large hail, and damaging winds. a

southern california with the poppy blooms are taking shape. this is from the antelope valley poppy reserve. >> this is a positive sign, since it's been dry the last few years. >> it's dry and you have though poppies against some brown? this is not a current picture, of course. this was last year during the super bloom. sew it's one of the places you may want to head. but it changes hour by hour. lake elsinore is a great area to check it out. we'll be cooling off this weekend, going from 77 to some low 60s on sunday. we start out with some mild temperatures. we'll have more on that in a few minutes. mike, you are looking for a change for the better. >> yeah, you see over here, just behind my name, a couple cars pausing. the rest of the approach is looking great. they're ready for the morning commute. we're expecting 5:11 right there we go. so we'll see the metering lights any second now. the volume is coming out of contra costa county area. a little slowing as you approach redwood road. as crews arrive, that's alternates distraction. that's it

are, quote, both looking forward to this new interval of life. >> bloom himself already has a childext to a couple band members from journey, classic band, they are going their separate ways. >> they're going on a journey. guitarist neil schon and keyboardist jonathan cain just fired their rhythm section valory and smith in an elaborate legal dispute over control of the band's name. >> schon and cain have filed a $10 million lawsuit accusing them of attempting a coup in order to gain control of the journey trademark. >> i mean, get this. this is actually the second time valory and smith were fired from the band. the first time was 35 years ago. >> they've been through this before, yeah. >> back in 1985. >> yes. >> you were not born then. >> i was not born then, no, not yet. >>> speaking of celebrity legal disputes, brace yourself for this next one. >> william shatner, distinguished actor and friend of "world news now," has reportedly been awarded horse semen as part of his divorce settlement with his wife of 18 years, elizabeth shatner. >> you really didn't want to say that. >> no,

today governor gavin newsom and san jose mayor sam liccardo toured the bloom energy facility. company put together a so-called tiger team with government

they work for bloom energy. a sunnyvale company that normally specializes in making high-tech fuel cells. but now it's so-called tiger team is focused on a different task. helping out with the nationwide shortage of insulators. this started when an engineer downloaded a manual and taught himself how to fix them. >>> this is something he enjoyed. this is fun for him. we are not doing this to make money. we are doing this because we saw a need and that is the dna that is our culture. >>> this week bloom energy received another 150 old ventilators. and is asking for more from anyone in the country who has one. >>> up next the timeline for a coronavirus vaccine. >>> where do medical labs stand tonight?. we are going to try to compress this timeline if at all possible. >>> the people who work here were pretty impressed with how fast we were going. >>> what a california national guard member now doing for their first coronavirus mission. >>> why one of the leading white house experts on the coronavirus will face quest

now, kyoto will see 21 on thursday, cherry blossom will likely start blooming on saturday in the cityas we go into the next couple of days, flowers expected to come out in many places such as osaka, hiroshima and koji. and start of the cherry blossom season will be around march 27 in sendai, that's much earlier than normal. now, across southern places of china, there is a stationary frontal system that is expected to cause heavy rainfall and taiwan will see rain and, again, this system will affect the pacific coast of japan including tokyo as we go into thursday evening. and we are still looking at icy precipitation in the north of china and the system will likely head towards japan and this is the storm expected to pound northern japan on friday. and temperatures are going to be 18 in beijing, on the warmer side, and 1 in ulan batur and sunny weather will be turned to bangkok with high of 36 degrees. now, tornado warnings were in place on tuesday, in hawaii, making it the first time in more than ten years. right now very heavy rainfall and thunderstorms are occurring in parts of the

joining me today is david bloom acting chief officer mr. bloom it marks the 50th anniversary of the creation of the epa in 2020 we can all agree how far we have come over that time. today the us is a global leader with respect to clean air and access to safe drinking water and to have contaminated lands at the fastest pace in over a decade we release to the review highlighting accomplishments and i encourage everyone to read the full report and be entered into the record. the trump administration is proving environmental protection and historic economic growth go hand in hand because those environmental issues disproportionately impact children of low income and minority communities we take strong actions to protect these populations the federal land action plan is a new cost-cutting and the epa will continue coordinating with federal state and tribal and community partners to protect the most vulnerable among us. for the first time in nearly 20 years epa has new tighter standards for lead dust in homes and childcare facilities across the c

the bloom is renowned not only for its height but also for its overpowering foul odor. then there are other plants that only come into their own undergrowth. take the right plant above ground with nothing so measuring. system can total up to 80 kilometers in length. the record depth reached by a tree's roots belongs to a wild fig tree in south africa that penetrated down to 120 meters before it finally hit water. all the figures mentioned in the bible matusow lived the longest he was said to have died at the age of 969 spring chicken compared to some of earth's plants. a great basin bristlecone pine in california named after the patriarch as long as lived him over 4800 years old but to salute is the oldest tree in the world. even if it doesn't look at this spruce in sweden is by some measures older than methuselah divisible trunk of old chico is a fairly young the successor to many others that have sprouted from an ancient roots as to d.n.a. analysis has shown that it's over 9 and a half pounds and. although the latest trunk began to emerge just a few centuries ago. in

today governor gavin newsom and san jose mayor sam liccardo toured the bloom energy facility. the company put together a so-called tiger team with government leaders and downloaded a ventilator manual and taught employees overnight how to repair ventilators. they then set up an assembly line and went to work. >> a week ago none of us knew anything about ventilators other than we knew what it was being used for, okay? but at the end of the day, here is what we knew. manufacturing is in our dna. innovation is in our dna. >> one treatment that we know works are ventilators. so we need more of them. >> reporter: the ventilators they're working on are expired or out of warranty. a company has already delivered 80 ventilators to the state to be dispersed at hospitals, and today alone employees are inside working to prepare 120 more. and the company's facility back east is also working to refurbish ventilators. so this really is silicon valley innovation at its best during a real time of need. terry? >> thanks so much. >>> the demand for ventilators continuing to rise. governor newso

governor newsom was in silicon valley this afternoon touring bloom energy. the company known for making fuel sales is redirecting energy into refurbishing ventilators. bloom energy is working to refurbish the devices in hopes of sending them to hospitals e california ien currently has independent of our hospital system we have 4250 ventilators. ified some our goal is to get to 10,000 ventilators. of those 4252 ventilators over 1000 need to be refurbishment everybody look in your basement. look in that old garage. if you've got old equipment and you want to send it send it our way and we will send it to this facility. >>> stated medical center in daly city is one of two hospitals that is getting millions of state funds to treat covid 19 patients. tonight the chronicle reports the hospital could run out of masks and other protective gear and just five days. seton is expected to start receiving patients from other hospitals next week. officials say close to 200 beds will be designated for covid 19 patients. >>> personal protective equipment is problem prompting

next year they're going to bloom too. we'll have big festivals around it next year. is not the time to go to the tidal basin. the park service has done a great job in putting out virtual tours, you can even see the blooms while you're safe at home. this virus is no joke. gathering in big crowds at the tidal basin makes us all unsafe in d.c., maryland and virginia because we know we have people traveling to the city from all around us. there's nothing open. you can virtually not use the metro because the service has been very limited in getting down there. there are no bathrooms to use. there's no restaurants or bars open. so stay at home and view the cherry blossoms this year virtually. >> virtually is important. there's always next year. we all have to survive this year, you're giving excellent advice to our viewers out there. thank you so much, mayor bowser. >> thank you, wolf. thank you for the work you're doing. >> thank you very much. this is a joint effort on all of our parts. thank you. >> stay safe. >> to our viewers, stay with cnn, next hour, four u.s. congr

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was in bloom had already submitted photos in past years he was thrilled to make the top 5 . as far.as that was incredible. i never really would have expected to make it this far especially because i work with the simplest tools and relatively improvised equipment but. i'm competing with people from top international universities who work with very expensive microscopes and are professionals on a scale. to dust the supporters and. back at the exhibition yarn holes in bomb hopes the photos will help visitors to see insects differently so it is fun for a biologist at the zoo he asked yon to exhibit his photos here despite the fact that insects aren't usually the kind of creatures that draw all visitors to the soup. is into. the symbolism at the zoo were always about the big animals with you people love to see the polar bears the great apes are always popular of course and we've also got smaller animals but a detailed view into the heart of this whole microcosm is still hidden from many people still hold to before boarding john has made it his mission to show people the beauty of. and r

markets overwhelmed by cradling demand and blooming surplus.ood morning, good afternoon, good evening, depending on where you are in the world. welcome to bloomberg surveillance. we changed hours in europe to get an extra hour. i'll be joined by tom keene in one hour. we've had a couple incredible weeks on the markets, a lot of volatility, a lot of people working from home. good morning to you, as well. european and asian stocks declining this monday. u.s. equity features are pretty fluctuating, investors trying to figure out negative coronavirus news means against the stimulus measures that trigger the balance in risk assets last week, dollar getting, oil falling desk gaining, or will -- dollar gaining, oil falling. let's get to blooming first word news. is viviana hurtado. at his: president trump goal of a normal life by easter. he wants the public to practice social distancing until the end of april. earlier, top white house advisor dr. fauci telling cnn as many as 200,000 americans could die if efforts to mitigate the spread of the virus on

lisa bloom today our programs ratings will go up today our guest is the woman who knows most about the security situation and seen a lot all rather the lack of it yes i think so too. short of the oh thank you for listening. and we'll start off with the big story of the week. let me tell you that over the weekend sirius was transformed into a gigantic graveyard 15 bodies were found. their bodies were brought to the morgan last much chance for all those who have missing loved ones. to see those just enough follows up on the searching month us regularly despite the fact that she has received many open threats. because here we're not quite on and i remember once there was a funeral wreath with my name on it in front of my door you don't forget something like that when it was a form of intimidation as if to say you find bodies you find dead people here you are that your funeral raef. the threat almost became reality about 10 years ago 10 members accused her of spying for another cartel or working for the government so the cartel abducted her are yes that is going to be oh my life was in dan

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